Detailed scale models and an interactive mural powered by artifical intelligence are some of what visitors can expect at a free exhibition of the upcoming Changi Airport Terminal 5. Organised by the Ministry of Transport (MOT), the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and Changi Airport Group (CAG), T5 In the Making will be held from January 6 to March next year at the arrival hall of Terminal 3. In a media release on Monday (Dec 15), the organisers said the exhibition will offer visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the vision, design and innovations of Terminal 5, which is slated to open in the mid-2030s. There are five zones in the exhibition which highlights Changi Airport’s past and future — from the airport’s move from Paya Lebar to Changi, to a preview of T5’s design, scale and innovations. Visitors can also find out how Changi Airport plans to harness technology to address challenges such as manpower constraints, ageing population and climate change.
Monday 19 January 2026
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